Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Prophecy

Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Prophecy is a stand-alone action RPG expansion set in the war-torn 41st millennium. You serve the Imperium as an Inquisitor in the Caligari Sector, where Chaos taint, returning Tyranids and Aeldari fleeing their dying Craftworld threaten its worlds. A mysterious presence has returned from the Warp aboard the long-lost Martyr, tied to a prophecy that could change the fate of the Sector.

Campaign and world

The story from Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Martyr continues across three new stand-alone chapters. One chapter follows the Tech-Adept Inquisitor as he investigates a great mystery that gradually connects to the unfolding plot. The campaign takes you through sacred monasteries, perilous research sanctums, unforgiving deserts and worlds of molten lava.

The Tech-Adept Inquisitor

You can play as a Tech-Adept Inquisitor, a former Adeptus Mechanicus acolyte who joins the Holy Ordos. This summoner class calls in and enhances units to help defeat enemies and complete investigations. It has its own abilities, mechanics and skill tree, with new melee and ranged builds. You can also continue the Alpha Pariah’s story using one of the three classes from Inquisitor - Martyr.

Combat and progression

The expansion includes destructible environments, the previous enemy races and units, and the series’ gore. Its 2.0-based systems bring the base game’s new level cap, redesigned loot and levelling, a new end-game, co-op campaign mode, new items and faster, action-RPG-focused gameplay.

Enemies and co-op

The Aeldari and Tyranids join the enemy roster. Aeldari forces include Howling Banshees, Fire Prisms, Warp Spiders and Swooping Hawks; Tyranids include Carnifexes, Zoanthropes, Hormagaunts and Raveners, among others. You can play co-op missions with 2–4 players.

Stand-alone play

You do not need to own Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Martyr to play Prophecy. If you own both games, existing characters, items and progress carry over to the expansion, adjusted to the new 2.0 rules and mechanics; both games use the same client.